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Thinking outside the box
Prioryhasawidevarietyofclubsandactivitiesthat allowstudentstopursuemanydifferentinterests.Model UN,Robotics,DarajaClub,andDedicatedtoDiversityall allow students to work together on diverse topics and goals.Studentsspendtimeafterschool,onweekendsand breaks with club members engaging in topics such as politics, technology, the school in Daraja and the expansion of diversity at Priory.
Each club is unique in their own ways, Michael Joyce(10) says that “Model UN helps students learn about howcountriesdealwiththeirproblems.”WakoMorimoto (10) explains that Daraja Club members are driven because they are “dedicated to supporting the school in
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Kenyaandtheyhaveastrongconnectiontothegirls there.”Roboticsletsstudentsexpresscreativity throughengineeringandtechnologybecausethey are more focused on creating things that you only seeinsci-fimovies.DedicatedtoDiversitybrings together students from many different backgrounds as they strive to make changes. Ameyalli Rocha(12), says they are “ truly brought together by similar interest in bringing diversity to Priory.”
Priory has brought together groups of different peoplebecauseoftheirpassionfordifferent activities.
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I'd go to Italy and buy make up I would travel the world and buy a nice car - Nariko Ruiz (12) -Samantha Szewczack (10)
I'd save it until I need it in the future -Saul Mora (6)
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